Before Goose Runs a New Model, Pick Its Permission Mode
Goose has mapped Claude Opus 5 into its runtime. Before a new model reaches local tools, the operator still has to decide whether the session runs automatically, asks first, uses risk-based approval, or stays in chat.
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